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Welcome to this fortnight's edition of Connecting our Community!
Once again, we’re excited to connect you with valuable resources and opportunities and highlight some of the programs and events that make our community stronger.
As we celebrate Disability Action Week, we encourage you to explore our Disability Action Plan webpage and learn more about Council's commitment to creating a more inclusive and supportive community. Check out our progress and highlights so far.
Thank you for being an active part of our community! If you have a program, opportunity or uplifting local story, we would love to share it - submit via our online submission form!
Disability Action Week
Sunday 23 November to Sunday 30 November 2025
Disability Action Week is a chance to reflect on our progress and look at what we can all do to build a more accessible and inclusive state. The 2025 theme is ‘Communicate. Connect. Create’.
Visit the Queensland Government website to learn more about this year's theme, find tips to increase your organisations accessibility and download free resources, training and toolkits.
Then, follow the link below to find out what's happening in Logan to celebrate Disability Action Week 👇
Community Story
Carers Queensland - driving inclusive change
Carers Queensland has been working alongside communities to create lasting change. One of their goals is to ensure people with disability lead the conversation and shape the inclusive changes they need to achieve their goals.
Explore the projects they’ve been delivering and access resources designed to keep inclusion on the agenda – giving people with disability a real voice and a seat at the table.
Opportunities and Resources
Grow your leadership journey today!
Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN) has launched its 2026 Emerging Leaders program – a program focused on building the leadership capabilities of people with disability to lead and influence change in their own lives and in their communities.
Each year, up to 25 participants aged 18 and over are selected to develop their capabilities at individual, community and systems levels. It’s a great chance to grow, connect and lead!
Learn about Blue Card changes and compliance
Blue Card Services regularly hosts events, workshops and online sessions to help organisations meet their obligations under the blue card system.
The Ready, Set, Compliant! sessions explain recent changes to blue card laws, including linking requirements, the employee register and how the organisation portal can support compliance.
When: Tuesday 25 November, 2pm or Tuesday 2 December 10am
Where: Online
Cost: FREE
Check your cyber health
The Department of Home Affairs has developed the Cyber Health Check Tool, an exciting initiative that helps Australian organisations and the community take simple steps to strengthen their cyber defences.
In just five minutes, you’ll answer simple questions and receive a tailored action plan with practical steps to improve your cyber defences. It’s an easy first step to check your cyber maturity and prioritise improvements for a safer digital future.
My aged care information session
Amputees Queensland invites community members to an informative session with Greg O’Reilly from Alteris Financial Group.
The session will cover recent changes to the My Aged Care system and what they mean for individuals. This free event is a great opportunity to learn and ask questions.
When: Wednesday 19 November, 10am
Where: Ben Matthews Playground Community Centre, 47–55 Ellen Street, Logan Central
Contact: for more information, contact Lynda on 07 3290 4293 or admin@afsg.org.au
Cost: FREE
Know a community hero? Nominate them now!
The 2026 City of Logan Australia Day Awards are all about celebrating our community heroes, who give their time, energy, and heart to Logan.
If you know someone who deserves to be acknowledged, this is your chance to say thank you. Nominations are open for the following categories:
- Citizen of the Year
- Young Citizen of the Year
Nominations close on Sunday 23 November 2025 – so get in quick!
Community Events
Body Code by Vulcana
Vulcana’s Body Code is a powerful blend of circus, poetry, research, technology and live music, created in collaboration between Vulcana, artists with lived experience of disability and AI researchers at Queensland University of Technology.
This evocative performance explores how technology shapes our future and celebrates inclusion through art. Don’t miss this thrilling experience that challenges and inspires.
When: Friday 21 November, 7:30pm, Saturday 22 November 3:30pm (Auslan interpreted) and 7pm
Where: Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct, 270 Jacaranda Ave, Kingston
Cost: Entry $40 / Concession $30 / Mob price $20 / Complimentary tickets for Companion Card holders $0
Park Ridge Community Christmas Markets
Celebrate the festive season at the Park Ridge Community Christmas Markets!
With over 40 stalls, delicious food, live music and fun activities for kids - including a jumping castle, hayrides and face painting - there’s something for everyone. Bring your friends and family for a joyful Sunday in the Park Ridge and Greenbank community.
When: Sunday 23 November, 8am to 2pm
Where: 131-147 Stoney Camp Rd, Greenbank
Contact: for more information, email Park Ridge Seventh-day Adventist Church at markets@parkridgeadventist.church
Cost: FREE
Logan Dementia Choir End-of-Year Christmas Concert
The Logan Dementia Choir invites the community to a joyful end-of-year Christmas concert.
This event celebrates inclusion by empowering people living with dementia and their supporters to lead active, healthy lives through possibilities, not limitations. Enjoy music, song, dance and social connection, with morning tea included. Raffle tickets (cash only) will be available with plenty of prizes!
When: Wednesday 26 November, 11:30am to 1:30pm
Where: Your Lifestyle Centre Beenleigh (Main Hall), 20 Alamein Street, Beenleigh
Contact: for more information, contact Logan Dementia Choir by email logandementiaalliance@gmail.com
Cost: $5 per person at the door (cash only)
Flagstone Twilight Markets and Community Christmas Carols
Celebrate the festive season at Flagstone’s Twilight Markets and Community Christmas Carols!
Enjoy live entertainment, carols, market stalls and delicious food. Kids will love the Elves Trail and special visits from Santa and The Grinch. Bring a picnic rug and soak up the joyful atmosphere as the evening ends with a dazzling laser show. Support local makers and join in the fun!
When: Saturday 6 December, 4.30pm to 8.30pm
Where: 1 Poinciana Drive, Flagstone
Contact: for more information, email Kareen Duncan, Flagstone State School P&C Associationflagstonetwilightmarkets@gmail.com
Cost: FREE
Loganlea Community Centre Family Fun Day
Loganlea Community Centre is hosting a Family Fun Day packed with festive activities for all ages.
Enjoy a free sausage sizzle, giveaways, Christmas crafts, market stalls and music trivia. There’ll be Christmas cookie making, a belly dance display and a cake cooking competition (senior and junior, decorated and undecorated categories) - plenty of fun for everyone!
When: Saturday 13 December, 10am to 1pm
Where: Loganlea Community Centre, 28-32 Timms St, Loganlea
Contact: for more information, or to register for the cake cooking competition, call the centre on 3805 8260 or email events@loganleacommunity.org.au
Cost: FREE
Community Programs
Therapy Services coming to The Buzz Yarrabilba
The Buzz Yarrabilba is bringing therapy services by Lema Therapeutic Services, including Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Positive Behaviour Support, to the community.
Starting 8 January 2026, appointments will be available every Thursday, offering support for children and adults in a welcoming community setting.
When: Every Thursday starting
8 Jan 2026, 10:30am to 5pm
Where: The Buzz Yarrabilba, 65 Basalt Drive, Yarrabilba
Contact: For more information, email admin@lematherapeutics.com.au
Neighbourhood Play at Plunkett Park
Neighbourhood Play is a weekly, community-led session designed to bring local families together for connection, fun and friendship. The project is proudly supported by Logan Together, Family Place, and The Salvation Army.
Kids of all ages can enjoy games, toys and supervised activities, while parents and carers relax and connect. Free food is provided, and no booking is needed -just come along and join in!
When: Every Monday, 3:30pm to 4:30pm
Where: Plunkett Park, between Plunkett and Douglas Streets, Woodridge
Contact: For more information, or to lend a hand, contact Michelle 0447 263 712
Cost: FREE
Funding Opportunities
Applications are now open for therapy support grants offered by The Frankie Foundation.
These grants help families bridge gaps in NDIS funding by covering up to $1,000 for therapy sessions for children aged 2-12 years who have an NDIS plan or are awaiting approval.
Grants are awarded monthly, and payments go directly to registered service providers.
Applications close: No deadline - ongoing monthly rounds
Applications are now open for the Building Digital Skills Grant, offered by Good Things Foundation.
This program provides $3,000-$20,500 to help community organisations deliver free Be Connected digital literacy programs for Australians aged 50+.
Funding supports mentoring sessions that build confidence and skills in using technology.
Applications close: 28 November 2025
Applications are now open for the Multicultural Grassroots Initiatives – Round 2 grant, funded by the Department of Home Affairs.
This program supports community-led projects that celebrate cultural diversity, foster social participation, and promote inclusion through events and programs.
Eligible organisations can apply for funding to strengthen multicultural connections and reduce discrimination.
Applications close: 8pm QLD time, 5 December 2025
Applications are now open for Queensland Gives’ 2026 Grant Round. The 2026 theme is "supporting strong, vibrant and resilient communities".
The General Fund grant program supports organisational capacity building of mid-tier organisations. Grants are available up to a maximum of $40,000 per individual grant.
Eligible initiatives may include training, governance, volunteer support, and strategic planning. DGR1 registered charities are encouraged to apply.
Applications close: 12 December 2025
Applications are now open for Round 3 of Council's Community Project Grants.
Round 3 invites community organisations to apply for funding that supports long-term outcomes aligned with #NeighboursEveryDay - Relationships Australia’s year-round campaign promoting social connection, wellbeing, and community resilience.
One-off events without long-term outcomes may be better suited to our Community Event Funding program.
Applications close: Tuesday, 9 December 2025
Applications are open for Council's Community Event Funding.
Event Sponsorship Funding is available up to $20,000 for larger-scale events that: appeal to visitors and the broader community and increase the reputation and/or raise the profile of the City of Logan.
Applications close: Tuesday, 9 December 2025
Small Event Grants up to $5,000 are open for smaller events that are for a particular sector or geographic area in the community.
Applications close: Friday 16 January 2026
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